After a generation of neglect of agriculture development, they agreed to do this chiefly through agricultural development and, given the overwhelming need, largely in sub-Saharan Africa.
And why have bankers been propped up and bailed out by taxpayers over the past few years, while farmers have continued to suffer from a generation of neglect by policymakers for agricultural development?
Without drawing in people from the predominately family-oriented suburbs, he says, the downtown would lack the base to rebound from a generation of neglect and decline.
The accumulated bill for our generation of neglect, according to the American Society of Civil Engineers, stands at $3.6 trillion and rising.
But generations of colonial neglect have been followed by decades of sovereign neglect.
To Mr. Chávez's supporters -- and there are many among the 70percentt of Venezuelan's 25 million people who are poor -- he is a leader who is finally paying attention to their needs after generations of political neglect.
After a generation of partial neglect, renewed attention is being paid to population and voluntary family planning.
Even as the city remained underwater, prominent politicians and businessmen began speaking of Katrina as a quick fix for generations of mistakes and neglect, a deus ex machina that would finally eliminate poverty in New Orleans.
In spite of the fact that gastritis had been long recognised as an important clinical entity, generations of gastroenterologists have neglected the importance of treatment of this nosological entity.
In Generation 17, at first sign of neglect (in almost all cases Day 1), neglectful and nurturing (stage matched) mice were placed in a glass cylinder (30 cm tall, 15 cm diameter) that was half filled with room temperature water and tested for 5 min. Time spent swimming and floating were recorded.
